Lifestyle
The lifestyle discussion concerns arts, food, home, music, travel, entertainment, etc.
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Racism, Classism, the ‘Us vs Them’ Trap
Muncie, Indiana – For those who follow me on Facebook, know I get into good debates from time to time with people who are prone…
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GMO Crops: Five New Reasons Monsanto’s ‘Science’ Doesn’t Add Up
By Katherine Paul and Ronnie Cummins To hear the pesticide and junk food marketers of the world tell it, anyone who questions the value, legitimacy…
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Three Ages of Journalism
A Closer Look: Three Golden Ages of Journalism? by Paul Steiger, ProPublica This morning, ProPublica founder and executive chairman Paul Steiger received the William Allen…
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Free Markets and Good Choices Won’t Solve Poverty Issues
Poverty and Income Inequality Deserve Our Immediate Attention MUNCIE, Indiana – Without a doubt, my favorite economist from Ball State is Michael Hicks with Ball…
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Why Journalism Will be Redefined in 2014
Muncie, Indiana – There has been much written about the National Security Agency (NSA) and the documents obtained by Edward Snowden as a contract employee…
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Income Inequality: How Important is It?
MUNCIE, Indiana – One of the most taboo phrases, income inequality, has come back into our discourse thanks to Pope Francis. President Barack Obama immediately…
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Why Journalists in the U.S. Now Need Protection
by Paul Steiger, ProPublica Last night, ProPublica founder and executive chairman Paul Steiger received the Burton Benjamin Memorial award from the Committee to Protect Journalists.…
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For Your Health: Organic Food versus Non-Organic
Consumer demand for healthy, sustainably grown food has grown the organic market from just $1 billion in 1990 to nearly $30 billion today. Increasingly, consumers…
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Faith Leaders Tell Lawmakers They Oppose HJR-6
Christian Theological Seminary announces formal opposition to amendment INDIANAPOLIS, IN (news) – Indiana clergy and faith leaders today delivered a letter to lawmakers in opposition…
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U.S. Economics: Who is Really “Gaming the System”?
Muncie, Indiana – If you listen to Indiana conservatives: Mitch Daniels, Mike Pence, Luke Messer, Dan Coats, and all the free market pundits allowed to…
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